mannanj

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by mannanj 7mo ago
Humans kill people not AI.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Thank you. I had typed a response and hit hacker news post limits. So will just post I read this, and got a better understanding of this from this back-and-forth. Thanks.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I think at the core this is a problem of abuse of the commons and parasitic and extractive behavior being tolerated as a norm. How would I defend myself against hostile entities and societal norms that make it OK to steal from me and my eff
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Looking through your post history it seems you have a history of criticism and from my glance not much living experience of the things you proclaim to speak of.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
The person I responded to was condescending himself and clearly was emotionally dumping on someone else. I don't condone non-consensual aggression, abuse, and emotional labor that inexperienced left-brained engineers seem to think is a
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I was just suggesting an outlet for the clearly emotionally distressed person to vent their emotions. Don't insult and look down upon me with your projections of superiority and over valuing the material logical left brain over the rig
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by mannanj 8mo ago
is that still true in an age where intelligence is accessible via AI models and we can all file patents? (not saying we are there today, though maybe that may be a reality in 1-2 years)
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Ah. Well, maybe we could improve the patent system instead? If most property is going digital, and we agree as a society that idea generators and executors deserve compensation for their effort, I think the answer would be better more evolv
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Seems you have good intention at heart and clearly care about people, and from my observation have some emotional processing and clearing to do to avoid sounding like you are lashing out at whoever internet stranger could fit your mold of c
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I have difficulty believing chat is worthless. And I think that not everyone will entertain or chase the hallucinations down. Or maybe enough non-hallucinations are chased that it is valuable.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
his question was "Dont you have any problems with banking apps?" and I answered indirectly that I don't use them. Maybe you just are fixating on only particular answers being acceptable.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
OK continuing to play Devil's advocate: In my country my mom fell to a sophisticated spear phishing attack and whilst on the phone with the scammer and he leveraged her app's login to make it easier and more convenient to attempt
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Didn't they employ astro-turfing, too
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I have found websites for accessing my banking to be pretty great. Do we really need banking apps?
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Is session context car exhaust? Or is it the Event logs and code of the CPU/car's brains?
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I wish more people just honestly called out deception and liars like you do. If we had a simple lookup community maintained system for this, would you use it? What do you think its design would need to be to be used, gain traction and be va
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Ah yes I can see that being rough. So much content right now, and without some help and extra discernment right now, I can see it being tough to break out with the rising of AI-content to further push consumption up.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
That list is embarrassingly tiny. Not a single Fortune 100 company on there.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Yes they have a great marketing team and a powerful astro turfing presence though, especially with the recent "Claude beat up OpenClaw! OpenAI is supporting the community by buying it!" and that nonsense. Though tbh I hardly feel
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I disagree.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I personally think, and with my personal experience being harassed and abused by the CIA, that the CIA and spy agencies (call them the pentagon or the rest of the government) is responsible for this. On the other hand, those organizations a
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I'm not an expert here on equity, 5% feels a bit high. I like the idea - even 1% would be significant. In general, could we start to hold accountable and start using public status and tracking of organizational commitment to the open s
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Ok I heard that. If They're ironically the most open of American companies, and Chinese companies are more open than American companies, isn't that the most ironic of all!
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I've often had an "addictive" personality and now I see it as an over satiation, in a semantic way, sort of thing. When I found something I liked I would over saturate my self in it, and lose interest and move on faster than
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Yes great, and our local governments are also focusing on going after US persons who decide to register their vehicles in Montana and transfer ownership rights to LLC for privacy reasons. "Tax evasion" is the only legitimate use o
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by mannanj 8mo ago
However someone else said this, and I agree, if I have an AI use my claude-code CLI how is not valid first-party app use? It would be different if they would disallow others to use your claude-code account, and I think most including these
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by mannanj 8mo ago
I feel like it's about data quality. They want humans using the tools because that data is valuable and helps them improve the product. AI's using their product like OpenClaw makes their training missions harder. And even if you o
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by mannanj 8mo ago
It's unfortunate though that they lie and deceive by having a name called "Open"AI when they are in fact "Closed". And the whole non-profit to profit and Microsoft deals are just untrustable and unethical. They also
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Yup been doing this for a while it works great, and really forces the work onto the organizational layer and search layer. Now if only I could be better at that.
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by mannanj 8mo ago
Sadly though maybe the AI companies and our leaders-acting-as-overlords have already guessed this end game and have started to push these "subscription to laptops" and "own nothing" models with shortage of hardware and r

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